The Caribou National Honor Society is persevering amid the COVID-19 pandemic, with its 2020-21 ceremony of swearing in of officers taking place on Nov. 3 as opposed to the end of the previous school year.
The Caribou Community School is still on track to begin in-person classes on Monday, Nov. 9, according to RSU 39 (Caribou and Stockholm) Superintendent Tim Doak.
The Caribou Technology Center will go into a red, or remote learning, model on Wednesday, Nov. 4, due to a possible COVID-19 case within the building, according to a letter that RSU 39 (Caribou and Stockholm) Superintendent Tim Doak sent to parents.
Voters in Caribou and Connor Township showed support for U.S. Sen. Susan Collins and President Donald Trump during the Nov. 3 election. They also voted for two new city councilors and one incumbent, according to the unofficial results.
U.S. Sen. Susan Collins made an Election Day stop at the opening of the new Caribou Community School on Nov. 3, where she presented and raised an American flag that had flown over the nation’s capital.
The city of Caribou began enforcing its parking ban on Nov. 1, according to Caribou Police Chief Michael Gahagan. The ban will be in effect until May 1 of next year.
The Caribou boys and girls cross country runners had strong showings at the PVC/Regional Class B Championship on Saturday at Saxl Park in Bangor.
The city of Caribou recently listed the winners of its annual Halloween decorating contest, an event that encouraged residents and businesses to decorate their properties while also keeping social distancing guidelines in mind.
Madawaska will move on to the Aroostook League Division 1 championship after netting a 2-1 overtime victory against Caribou Oct. 30.
The American Legion in Caribou is among the countless organizations and businesses that have suffered financial losses due to COVID-19, but many in the community have stepped up to help.
